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Moving a home property can be a daunting task for the uninitiated. Many factors can figure into the pricing of a home. Price too low and lose money; price too high and the property will never sell. The golden mean of the two can be a difficult spot to discover. Fortunately, Goodyear, Arizona real estate agents Matt and Shalin Caren have taken the process of pricing a home and made it simple and easy to do. As a start, the team wants to give homeowners a look at what is not necessary to consider when putting a home on the market. PRICING What was paid for the home is irrelevant when pricing for a new market. Markets change with the times as new construction goes up, schools are built and shopping becomes more and more convenient. These are all factors that can go into the final price of a home and should be carefully considered when pricing. “What a home sold for ten years ago, ten months ago or ten days ago will have very little impact on a home’s current value w...

There is no doubt the Internet has changed much about how the world operates. Today’s real estate shopper can find all they want in real estate with a few clicks or taps on a screen. For them, the days of looking at properties in person or checking out different neighborhoods is a thing of the distant past. Goodyear Realtors - The Caren Team - are quick to point out that what is seen online may not always be 100 percent accurate, particularly when the cost of a specific property is involved. The simplicity of the Internet and the advancement of technology mean interested home buyers and sellers can use Zillow.com, the largest website for real estate, to formulate a “Zestimate,” an average price of a home. This is not the best solution for those looking to sell or buy a home. Shalin Caren a member of a pair of Real estate agents based in Goodyear, Arizona warns anyone looking at real estate on Zillow need to exercise caution with the tools available on the website. “Too ...